There is commercial windows file server software for unix. I believe it's called
totalnet. We run it on a HP-UX box here. I don't use it, but I think it works well.
Google should be able to find it.
April Wells wrote:
Okay, don't shoot the messenger, I think the question is kind of silly myself, but I have been directed to ask.
As Samba is open source, and we don't know (if it breaks) who we will be able to get to support the product. AND, is there an alternative that is for sale from a company that accomplishes the same thing (allowing for the mapping of a drive from a windows machine to a Unix machine, primarily) that we can pay money for...
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